Danielle Mailer




                                              







              

                                          





      
   



                   
     




Welcome to the world of Surrealist/Magic Realist artist, Danielle Mailer. Part autobiographical, part mythological and spiritual, Mailer’s figures combine threads of her consciousness in a joyful explosion of pattern and color.

Mailer’s current body of work conjures up her extraordinary Latin-Jewish heritage in all of its vibrancy and color.  These paintings designate the female as cat, as goddess, hidden away or center stage.  All reflect an intimate landscape: a woman’s landscape that promises a Surrealistic weave, one which incorporates personal symbols and narratives dealing with contemporary issues of womanhood, and in a larger scope, issues of modern day society.

Danielle Mailer counts Matisse, Kahlo, Chagall, Nolde and Klimt among her influences.  She also credits her parents, Peruvian painter Adele Morales, writer Norman Mailer, and her husband, jazz trombonist Peter McEachern as powerful sources of inspiration.
 



                                                                                




                                                                    




                                                            
                                        

                


                                   




                         


                                     

 







                              
                                                                       
                                                                                     5640 Taylor Road, Naples, Florida, 34109     (239) 514-2773